Four Species
Pendant and chain: responsibly sourced and repurposed sterling silver, responsibly sourced fine silver, responsibly sourced 9 karat gold, ethically sourced natural 1.45 carat zircon from Rubyvale, Queensland, Israeli 50 shekel coin from 1984, sterling silver chain.
The bronze 50 shekel coin that this pendant centers on is a replica of a Judean coin from the Great Jewish Revolt against the Roman Empire between the years 66 and 70 in the Common Era. The coin depicts a Lulav and Etrog, which is set of plants that has symbolised the Jewish holiday of Sukkot for millennia. Sukkot is a holiday that celebrates God’s protection of the Jewish people throughout our history, the Jewish connection to nature and agriculture in our native land, and our unity as a people.
Adorning this pendant is a radiant yellow natural zircon which was ethically sourced from Rubyvale in Queensland. The gem references the light of the sun and the outdoors, as Sukkot is a holiday in which Jewish people spend seven days in makeshift outdoor shelters supported by palm leaves and colourful decorations.
Chain length: 45cm.
Pendant dimensions: 6.5cm x 3.3cm x 1.5cm.
Pendant weight: 21.9 grams.
Pendant and chain: responsibly sourced and repurposed sterling silver, responsibly sourced fine silver, responsibly sourced 9 karat gold, ethically sourced natural 1.45 carat zircon from Rubyvale, Queensland, Israeli 50 shekel coin from 1984, sterling silver chain.
The bronze 50 shekel coin that this pendant centers on is a replica of a Judean coin from the Great Jewish Revolt against the Roman Empire between the years 66 and 70 in the Common Era. The coin depicts a Lulav and Etrog, which is set of plants that has symbolised the Jewish holiday of Sukkot for millennia. Sukkot is a holiday that celebrates God’s protection of the Jewish people throughout our history, the Jewish connection to nature and agriculture in our native land, and our unity as a people.
Adorning this pendant is a radiant yellow natural zircon which was ethically sourced from Rubyvale in Queensland. The gem references the light of the sun and the outdoors, as Sukkot is a holiday in which Jewish people spend seven days in makeshift outdoor shelters supported by palm leaves and colourful decorations.
Chain length: 45cm.
Pendant dimensions: 6.5cm x 3.3cm x 1.5cm.
Pendant weight: 21.9 grams.
Pendant and chain: responsibly sourced and repurposed sterling silver, responsibly sourced fine silver, responsibly sourced 9 karat gold, ethically sourced natural 1.45 carat zircon from Rubyvale, Queensland, Israeli 50 shekel coin from 1984, sterling silver chain.
The bronze 50 shekel coin that this pendant centers on is a replica of a Judean coin from the Great Jewish Revolt against the Roman Empire between the years 66 and 70 in the Common Era. The coin depicts a Lulav and Etrog, which is set of plants that has symbolised the Jewish holiday of Sukkot for millennia. Sukkot is a holiday that celebrates God’s protection of the Jewish people throughout our history, the Jewish connection to nature and agriculture in our native land, and our unity as a people.
Adorning this pendant is a radiant yellow natural zircon which was ethically sourced from Rubyvale in Queensland. The gem references the light of the sun and the outdoors, as Sukkot is a holiday in which Jewish people spend seven days in makeshift outdoor shelters supported by palm leaves and colourful decorations.
Chain length: 45cm.
Pendant dimensions: 6.5cm x 3.3cm x 1.5cm.
Pendant weight: 21.9 grams.
